Sentence examples for withdraw a remark from inspiring English sources

David Cameron was forced to withdraw a remark describing the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, as a "muttering idiot".

The closed eyes and the turned head sometimes make him look rapturous and at other times skeptical, as if he were offering you the opportunity to withdraw a remark.

Despite criticism of the unparliamentary term, the Speaker did not make Chris Bryant withdraw a remark which claimed Mr Hunt had lied.

He or she can suspend MPs who are deliberately disobedient, order an MP to be quiet or withdraw an inappropriate remark and even suspend the sitting of the House in cases of serious disorder.

The Labour leader asked the Prime Minister to withdraw the remark during a debate in the House of Commons, but was met with no response from a stony-faced PM.

But I will of course withdraw that remark if they can produce a fourth nipple or a properly shaggable concubine with a sledgehammer single entendre name.

Conservative Party chairman Grant Shapps called on the MP to withdraw the remark, which Labour said was a "vile" comment by a "desperate" MP. "Appalling: No MP should Tweet what's essentially incitement to violence," Mr Shapps said".Mr Ward must withdraw now.

Gove called on Burnham, a former Labour leadership contender, to withdraw the remark, saying it was "beneath him".

After an often passionate debate over seven hours, during which Labouchère was expelled from Parliament after saying "I do not believe Lord Salisbury" and refusing to withdraw his remark, the motion was defeated by a wide margin, 206 66.

When a colourful Queensland MP Graham Perrett called him a grub, and worse, Kenny demanded he apologise and withdraw his remark, to which Perrett replied simply "Bite me".

Later in a news conference, Mr. Rogoff said he wanted to withdraw his remark about United States growth, which sounded gloomier than the White House has in recent days.